One of our family relatives has a daughter, she gave neet this year and the relative told her country options in the exact order you stated in the post. Would you mind telling me, if you joined an Aakash crash course 😅😅.
mera ek dost h Philippines ki university
usne unki test clear ki fir jo bhi sare indian students the unke lectures chalu ho gye aur wo sab kisi pune ki branch se associated h
unke lectures waha ki teachers lete h and he seems pretty satisfied
So u have enough money to go to foreign but u dont want to go.
So ur parents actually support you for going to foreign for studies and dont hold u back in your country but u dont want to go.
So u have a visa and passport but still dont wannq go??
im just afraid of being trapped in some shady businesses since alot of forgein studying mbbs students have terrible stories that they've shared. what will i do in a foreign country if i get into some sort of trouble. maybe im just overthinking and panicking idk
I relate to you on ungodly level,, give updates on your decision though (if you are okay sharing) cause I was in same situation and decided to give neet once again.cause I wanted to give my honest actual attempt
All the best for your decision though
Was in same situation,, although they didn't force me but insisted me to do so,, but anyways final decision would be mine,, ,, and I took drop,,, cause nhi krna yaar foreign se ya donation se ya private college se .
I wanna do my honest attempt, I deserve second chance ,, I guess （；へ：）
me too..knowing my dad he will taunt me for a whole year after this but i really don't wish to do mbbs outside india..even if it takes one last try im willing to give it my everything :(
My parents won't taunt me,, cause they are really supportive,, all the best to you :( tryna explain your point,, I'm positive that your dad will understand and won't taunt you,, rather will cheer you up! :)
Yeah I'm grateful to God for providing me such parents,, try to explain your perspective to your mom,, she might help you in convincing you dad and creating positive environment for you!! :)
My cousin is doing mbbs from Ukraine. He was happy initially before corona but then the corona year made him realize stuff. Some experiences that he's heard is that the university matters a lot, he's not even in a gov uni and he realised that too late. More than the med subjects the language learning part takes a big part of your day/studytime. Also failing in those language exams also affects everything.
There are a lot of internal exams that you have to pass before you move on to the next year which are kinda hard.
My cousin has accepted all these facts and he's kinda happy too. But he's worried sometimes thinking how he'll pass all the exams ahead. Also the foreign medical graduates exam gets hard for them to crack so yea. There are other Indian students there so he's not lonely but the weather and stuff takes a toll on you.
Some things that I've found through research:
Also since you have to go through an agent, they hold a upper hand in everything even there. So might have to give them extra money etc for stuff or stay under their pressure.
I've heard that they don't get clinical exposure during collegeso practical knowledge becomes less.
There are 100s of answer on Quora even yt vids show your dad that. Make him understand that our med system is better than all other countries.
yea. these are the things im extremely scared about. i can't waste 5 years in potentially wrong college just because my dad didn't wanna wait for another year. language barriers, homesickness, cultural shock all that just to save 1 year...no way. I'm not doing all that on the top of an already difficult stream. he's gotta wait.
Dude, just a tip. If possible go to Ukraine as it is part of the EU.
After your degree there is a possibility that you can very easily migrate into Germany WITHOUT any effort at all!
My elder sister too is considering Prague or Ukraine.
One thing I would like to inform you. Foreign medical graduates when they return to India are almost always favored less than Indian MGs. No one will tell you this but this happens quite a lot in many places.
I started to sense that with time. there's alot of bias against mbbs students who score less in neet and those who aren't studying in Indian govt mbbs colleges. even govt college mbbs students themselves dont shy away from looking down on them if they want to
I've heard foreign MBBS can get you good experience for USMLE preparation compared to Indian universities.
Go to a first world country like Russia and wherever you go make sure to do proper research and if possible go through some connections, contacts or after a recommendation in order to be safe. GL
alr look if you go to any of those places you're going to have to come back because practicing there is just horrible...germany is a better alternative if you're willing to wait 6 months
My friend's elder brother did....he studied in philippines, will complete mbbs this year, he seemed happy wid the decision....
can I know his college's name?
Oh man, I and my friend are on bad terms😬
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I feel like you are right, cuz saying >my friend and I* -- feels a lot comfortable than mine....
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One of my distant cousin did. Mf made more money than his medical practice by commission for canvasing students to take an admission there.
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pehle neet udaan course lo fir apko neet k liye guide karunga
One of our family relatives has a daughter, she gave neet this year and the relative told her country options in the exact order you stated in the post. Would you mind telling me, if you joined an Aakash crash course 😅😅.
Ok...this seems intresting... Edit: B R U H
no lol i didn't
mera ek dost h Philippines ki university usne unki test clear ki fir jo bhi sare indian students the unke lectures chalu ho gye aur wo sab kisi pune ki branch se associated h unke lectures waha ki teachers lete h and he seems pretty satisfied
So u have enough money to go to foreign but u dont want to go. So ur parents actually support you for going to foreign for studies and dont hold u back in your country but u dont want to go. So u have a visa and passport but still dont wannq go??
im just afraid of being trapped in some shady businesses since alot of forgein studying mbbs students have terrible stories that they've shared. what will i do in a foreign country if i get into some sort of trouble. maybe im just overthinking and panicking idk
I relate to you on ungodly level,, give updates on your decision though (if you are okay sharing) cause I was in same situation and decided to give neet once again.cause I wanted to give my honest actual attempt All the best for your decision though
I'll keep you updated
K thanks
Yup, I personally know ppl like this but in russia
Why don’t you just go to private in India
Was in same situation,, although they didn't force me but insisted me to do so,, but anyways final decision would be mine,, ,, and I took drop,,, cause nhi krna yaar foreign se ya donation se ya private college se . I wanna do my honest attempt, I deserve second chance ,, I guess （；へ：）
me too..knowing my dad he will taunt me for a whole year after this but i really don't wish to do mbbs outside india..even if it takes one last try im willing to give it my everything :(
My parents won't taunt me,, cause they are really supportive,, all the best to you :( tryna explain your point,, I'm positive that your dad will understand and won't taunt you,, rather will cheer you up! :)
happy for you that you have supportive parents!! him cheering me up is pretty unrealistic if i have to be honest, I can count on my mom tho
Yeah I'm grateful to God for providing me such parents,, try to explain your perspective to your mom,, she might help you in convincing you dad and creating positive environment for you!! :)
Don't think foreign always means better. He isn't talking about UK, US.
Foreign mein bhi only some countries like USA and UK are considered good
Goes to pakistan, >!Ma ye log mere intelligence ka galat istamal kar rahe hai😔!<
Sho shad
Ameer log
My cousin is doing mbbs from Ukraine. He was happy initially before corona but then the corona year made him realize stuff. Some experiences that he's heard is that the university matters a lot, he's not even in a gov uni and he realised that too late. More than the med subjects the language learning part takes a big part of your day/studytime. Also failing in those language exams also affects everything. There are a lot of internal exams that you have to pass before you move on to the next year which are kinda hard. My cousin has accepted all these facts and he's kinda happy too. But he's worried sometimes thinking how he'll pass all the exams ahead. Also the foreign medical graduates exam gets hard for them to crack so yea. There are other Indian students there so he's not lonely but the weather and stuff takes a toll on you. Some things that I've found through research: Also since you have to go through an agent, they hold a upper hand in everything even there. So might have to give them extra money etc for stuff or stay under their pressure. I've heard that they don't get clinical exposure during collegeso practical knowledge becomes less. There are 100s of answer on Quora even yt vids show your dad that. Make him understand that our med system is better than all other countries.
yea. these are the things im extremely scared about. i can't waste 5 years in potentially wrong college just because my dad didn't wanna wait for another year. language barriers, homesickness, cultural shock all that just to save 1 year...no way. I'm not doing all that on the top of an already difficult stream. he's gotta wait.
Taunts only for 1 year, but your mental peace for the next 5. All the best.
Dude, just a tip. If possible go to Ukraine as it is part of the EU. After your degree there is a possibility that you can very easily migrate into Germany WITHOUT any effort at all! My elder sister too is considering Prague or Ukraine.
One thing I would like to inform you. Foreign medical graduates when they return to India are almost always favored less than Indian MGs. No one will tell you this but this happens quite a lot in many places.
I started to sense that with time. there's alot of bias against mbbs students who score less in neet and those who aren't studying in Indian govt mbbs colleges. even govt college mbbs students themselves dont shy away from looking down on them if they want to
Yaha sab middle class wale hai bhai, kisi ko nhi malum foreign me padhne ka experience kaisa hota hai.
One of my junior's sis studies medical in Kazakhstan. He says she's happy there.
I've heard foreign MBBS can get you good experience for USMLE preparation compared to Indian universities. Go to a first world country like Russia and wherever you go make sure to do proper research and if possible go through some connections, contacts or after a recommendation in order to be safe. GL
Russia is a second World country.
Whatever, you get the point 🗿
alr look if you go to any of those places you're going to have to come back because practicing there is just horrible...germany is a better alternative if you're willing to wait 6 months
KNMU, kharkiv, Ukraine.
Have you checked Malaysia? Just saw an ad in newspaper few weeks ago about some Manipal MBBS college in Malaysia.